she said herself that she 'geeked' herself out for the role of Anne Boleyn. But it is also said that she is an A grade history student. She is the perfect person to take these tours from the cast
Natalie Dormer is perfect for Anne Boleyn. The way she talks is intense, intelligent, and very provocative at the same time. Exactly how I imagine Anne Boleyn to be.
yeah The Tudors was very unaccurate history and clothing wise but I think that Natalie captured Annes spirit and charm perfectly like I imagined it to be and I love that Natalie knew the story of Anne very well( I have watched countless interviews) and she understood Anne perfectly , Natalie also understood that many people see Catherine of Aragon as the religious one of Henrys wives but actually Anne Boleyn was very religious woman as well, she just had different religion but she was very god fearing woman actually, I didnt like how The Tudors depicted herlittle bit like this vixen who is going to stealanother mans wife...the truth is that Anne was very much in love with another man but Henry banished this man from court to have Anne to himself...also her family used her horribly , I would say that Anne was the most important queen of Henry because thanks to her ( largely) we have English church today and she was also a evangelic who fought so that all people can read the bible, may she rest in piece.
Just and FYI, Catholics do and did read the Bible too. In fact, the Catholic Church translated and compiled the books of the Bible 400+ years before Protestanism was even thought of.
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@@AS-yz2iz Protestants came within the Roman church. In early church where the Bible books were written, the church was not as corrupted and hierarchical, therefore Reformation was not as pressing a drive
I love Natalie Dormer! She was, in my opinion, the best potrayal of Anne Boleyn there has ever been. I missed her so much on the Tudors, I'm glad I can still watch all of the episodes of season 1 and 2.
Anne Boleyn to me is the most famous of all of Henry's queens. She was a woman ahead of her time and I believe if she was living in this century she would also be famous for whatever she chose to do. "The Six Wives of Henry VIII by Alison Weir is a great book all about their lives before and during their marriage to their King.
@@VLove-CFII except Meghan is an unprincipled narcissist who has achieved nothing. Anne was a virtuous woman who gave unprecedented religious freedoms to her country. Try again.
Ahead of her time? What exactly did she accomplish, according to you? The only thing that makes her historically important is giving birth to Elizabeth I.
there is a great serie called magnificent century, about sulaeman the magnificent of ottoman empire. have a look. its in turkish but some have substitles..
There is a haunted gallery, where Katherine Howard apparently has been seen running, and screaming for Henry's mercy. I've been and there is a very odd feeling about the corridor: you definitely feel paranoid in there.
tactician I have lived near Hampton court all my life I have done the ghost walks and just popped by randomly because I can within 5 minutes and I have seen and felt many uncanny incidents. Their is so much there the energy of amazing people remain .
LisasMami Any new ones and the old ones all go back to a giant warehouse and are used in other films and to shows :) There are the same gowns in Elizabeth and Elizabeth the golden age as in the Tudors :)
I'd give anything to be allowed to live in a garden shed there, or at Hever. Just to be there, where it all happened. My friend from Cornwall says you can smell the history seeping out of the walls of the old castles and palaces and can feel the atmosphere and what it must have been like to be there. After The Tudors were on TV I bought the boxed set and the entire soundtrack, and I decorated my whole house as The Tudor Court.
OMG Really? That sounds awesome. Where can I buy those Tudor decorations? My house needs a makeover and I'd love to decorate it like Whitehall Palace or Hampton Court :D
And I tried to recreate the palace in The Sims 4, tough to do it accurately (but I tried it faithfully while taking a lot of liberties) but when it came together, it really gave me the "holy crap I'm in a Tudor palace" feels
I love Hampton Court. I went there in 2016 and they had this really great exhibition on young Henry and his relationship with Catherine of Aragon and how it fell apart. Henry's personal chapel is also extremely beautiful. You aren't allowed to take pictures but let me tell you it's ceiling is amazing. It's painted blue and gold. Truly magnificent. They also have a tour of the more recent addition to the Palace made by King William III and his wife Mary II, which is also amazing. I really recommend visiting this place. Its amazing.
Hampton! I was there last Thanksgiving day, ironically enough. It's Amazing! I took a picture and talked to Anne Boleyn (an actress in costume). It was surreal.The kitchens, the entire palace is out of this world.
Greatest show of all time. This single-handedly jump started my interest into the actual history and led me down my 14 year path of becoming a Tudor historian myself….all thanks to the incredible work of these actors and the shows creator Hirst. Thank you ❤
@@kellydoub9462 The Tudors was not meant to be a documentary but a dramatic soap opera. But much of it was accurate. I'm not so stupid as to follow any TV show as a source of information. I have read every book and seen every documentary about the Tudors and their history. There are many many foreign ambassadors who described the young King Henry as the handsomest potentate they ever set eyes on. He exuded charisma and was very accomplished in many areas. His mistresses truly loved him and regretted being cast aside. Catherine of Aragon loved him deeply till the day she died. So did Anne Boleyn - her fits of jealousy over his mistresses shows that: "It broke my heart to see you loved others" - she actually said that when Henry upbraided her for miscarrying his son - her third miscarriage. I doubt Jane Seymour loved him but nobody turned down the king. Not even Catherine Parr who was in love with Seymour and had wanted to marry him, and did after she was widowed.
The Tudors is actually historically accurate in many aspects (from historical events to dialogue). They took some (small) liberties but overall, the general storyline was pretty close to what actually happened. People shouldn't judge the show without analizing it first
Hampton Court was Henry's pleasure palace..he inherited over 56 different palaces just from his father alone..but his favorites were Whitehall and Hampton.
My fav actress!!!! She never ceases to amaze me with her incredible talent!!! I'm so excited she's going to be in Madonna's new film and she's going to be in Captain America! She totally deserves it!!!
I get so sad every 19th May. Poor Anne Boleyn. She did nothing wrong. Poor thing just didn't give Henry a Son. But what Henry didn't know is that Anne's Daughter, Elizabeth, became one of the greatest Queen England has ever had.
And yes, you're allowed to sit on the chairs, and take pics! London is so different from the museums in the U.S. where you have to stand 3 feet away from everything lol
The Tudors is like a soap opera drama. But then you realize it’s loosely based off real events and real people. Is very interesting. I’ve always been naturally good at history and being a history buff who loves drama. The Tudors is perfect!! People really lived like this over 500 years ago it’s fascinating
I can't believe I have never visited this place, I am from England! I will definitely visit it next time I am in London. How do you think I would be able to sit in that chair? I want to sit in the chair.
I have a feeling that Anne Boleyn was the only one woman, who Henry loved all his life. He just hide his love. She was gorgeous, unique lady. She steal his heart and it was great love, showed in Tudors TV-show. The fact how he looked at her, how he speak with her, how he was fall in love. It was the only one real love for him ever.
Some selected shots were filmed on location, yes. However, most of the production was shot almost entirely in Harmored Studios, Ireland, a massive studio where other historical projects were shot. That's because London has changed a lot in 500 years, it's a modern city now and much of what existed then is no more (Whitehall and Hatfield for example were rebuilt, burned down or are surronded by modern buildings). Ireland, on the other hand, with its gardens, fields, countryside, manors, churches, rivers and 16th century castles made for the perfect location for the production crew to film. More easily accesible and available there too
No the Queen doesn't live there she lives in Windsor Castle most of the time Buckingham Palace when in London and Balmoral Castle when in Scotland Hampton court is just a historical Royal palace.
@raazs35 Yes, that was a terrible time, with terrible destruction - although many great German castles and palaces remained untouched. Neuschawnstein is an amazing castle right out of a fairy tale in Bavaria, and the palace of Sans Souci miraculously escaped destruction right in the centre of Berlin.
@Koopatroopa01 Not all Americans are of English descent. There are people/families from all over the world. We're know as the "Melting Pot". So many nationalities. Example, my paternal grandmother and grandfather came to America from England as a teenagers. Hence I am American w/ English descent. My husbands parents were born and raised in the Dominican Republic and moved here in the 70s hence they are American with Dominican descent. So no, not all Americans are of English decent.
i'm confuse about the beasts in 6:52..would Henry actually built a beast just based on Anne Boleyn while claiming they were nevery rightfully married, because he was bewitched?
Jeanie Lo I think those beasts are modern. The 'originals' they were inspired by were probably these: 'Ten statues of heraldic animals, called the King's Beasts, stand on the bridge over the moat leading to the great gatehouse. They represent the ancestry of King Henry VIII and his third wife Jane Seymour. The animals are: the lion of England, the Royal dragon, the Tudor dragon, the black bull of Clarence, the yale of Beaufort, the white lion of Mortimer, the white greyhound of Richmond, the Seymour lion, the Seymour panther and the Seymour unicorn.' The reason why Jane's panther in the video has spots may be that Anne's leopard was often chiselled into her successor's panther...
@theEgaff you are so lucky, I can only DREAM of going there....I live in the States and far away from any significant national landmark so all our school trips were to the zoo!!! lol
I love watching The Tudors, but it’s very loosely based in fact. I don’t understand why anyone would celebrate anything of Henry VIII. He was pure evil, and got worse and worse the longer he lived. He is not famous. He’s infamous!
if Natalie was for real in the 1500s Henry wouldve never let her go ,...the portaits of all other ladies of the day were mostly very unattractive women , A 21st Natalie wouldve been the most beautiful of those days
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she said herself that she 'geeked' herself out for the role of Anne Boleyn. But it is also said that she is an A grade history student. She is the perfect person to take these tours from the cast
Natalie Dormer is perfect for Anne Boleyn. The way she talks is intense, intelligent, and very provocative at the same time. Exactly how I imagine Anne Boleyn to be.
Anne Boleyn herself would be very pleased.
No
yeah The Tudors was very unaccurate history and clothing wise but I think that Natalie captured Annes spirit and charm perfectly like I imagined it to be and I love that Natalie knew the story of Anne very well( I have watched countless interviews) and she understood Anne perfectly , Natalie also understood that many people see Catherine of Aragon as the religious one of Henrys wives but actually Anne Boleyn was very religious woman as well, she just had different religion but she was very god fearing woman actually, I didnt like how The Tudors depicted herlittle bit like this vixen who is going to stealanother mans wife...the truth is that Anne was very much in love with another man but Henry banished this man from court to have Anne to himself...also her family used her horribly , I would say that Anne was the most important queen of Henry because thanks to her ( largely) we have English church today and she was also a evangelic who fought so that all people can read the bible, may she rest in piece.
Just and FYI, Catholics do and did read the Bible too. In fact, the Catholic Church translated and compiled the books of the Bible 400+ years before Protestanism was even thought of.
@@AS-yz2iz Protestants came within the Roman church. In early church where the Bible books were written, the church was not as corrupted and hierarchical, therefore Reformation was not as pressing a drive
I love Natalie Dormer! She was, in my opinion, the best potrayal of Anne Boleyn there has ever been. I missed her so much on the Tudors, I'm glad I can still watch all of the episodes of season 1 and 2.
Check out the Genevieve Bujold portrayal,she also did a Great performance opposite Richard Burton who played henry
Wow, Natalie's not only a great actress but she has definitely proved herself to be a good presenter too!
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Anne Boleyn to me is the most famous of all of Henry's queens. She was a woman ahead of her time and I believe if she was living in this century she would also be famous for whatever she chose to do. "The Six Wives of Henry VIII by Alison Weir is a great book all about their lives before and during their marriage to their King.
I agree Anne was my favorite queen since I learnt about her at school
If Anne was living today she’d be another Meghan Markle.
@@VLove-CFII except Meghan is an unprincipled narcissist who has achieved nothing. Anne was a virtuous woman who gave unprecedented religious freedoms to her country. Try again.
@@VLove-CFII Lol.
Ahead of her time? What exactly did she accomplish, according to you?
The only thing that makes her historically important is giving birth to Elizabeth I.
I miss The Tudors. We need more shows like this and The Borgias and Borgia based on real history.
I take it that The Borgias and Borgia is a tv show? I never heard of it
there is a great serie called magnificent century, about sulaeman the magnificent of ottoman empire. have a look. its in turkish but some have substitles..
I’m into the Medici’s on Netflix. Got my Dad hooked too.
Reign is pretty good it's not s
Very historically accurate but it's based on Mary queen of Scots
Princess June I agree. Both Tudors & Borgias were great shows. Wish Niel Jordan would’ve been able 2 finish Borgias series properly
There is a haunted gallery, where Katherine Howard apparently has been seen running, and screaming for Henry's mercy. I've been and there is a very odd feeling about the corridor: you definitely feel paranoid in there.
tactician Supposedly the guidebooks there say you very well may see her ghost and hear her screaming
so that’s why our teachers wanted us to stay out of that gallery 🧐
tactician I have lived near Hampton court all my life I have done the ghost walks and just popped by randomly because I can within 5 minutes and I have seen and felt many uncanny incidents. Their is so much there the energy of amazing people remain .
tactician they never said in this video what makes it haunted do you hear her or see her running?
@@Kpink744 What have you seen and felt? I would love to know.
I wonder what they did with these wonderful, wonderful gowns after finishing the Tudors. Must have been difficult for the cast to leave them behind.
LisasMami Any new ones and the old ones all go back to a giant warehouse and are used in other films and to shows :) There are the same gowns in Elizabeth and Elizabeth the golden age as in the Tudors :)
LisasMami Sometimes, they let the actors take home a piece of jewelry or clothing if they really like it. (:
@@liyelf4740 Kinda like how Vanna White doesn't NORMALLY keep her Wheel of Fortune dresses.
I'd give anything to be allowed to live in a garden shed there, or at Hever. Just to be there, where it all happened. My friend from Cornwall says you can smell the history seeping out of the walls of the old castles and palaces and can feel the atmosphere and what it must have been like to be there. After The Tudors were on TV I bought the boxed set and the entire soundtrack, and I decorated my whole house as The Tudor Court.
OMG Really? That sounds awesome. Where can I buy those Tudor decorations? My house needs a makeover and I'd love to decorate it like Whitehall Palace or Hampton Court :D
And I tried to recreate the palace in The Sims 4, tough to do it accurately (but I tried it faithfully while taking a lot of liberties) but when it came together, it really gave me the "holy crap I'm in a Tudor palace" feels
Again Natalie’s performance as Anne was outstanding!
Without Ann Boleyn, there would not be Queen Elizabeth I, who I consider and adore as one of the greatest monarchs of all time.
Yikes!
I think Queen Elizabeth I both got the genes of father and mother, that is why she was the best monarch or one of the best monarch in History.
If nly
I love Hampton Court. I went there in 2016 and they had this really great exhibition on young Henry and his relationship with Catherine of Aragon and how it fell apart. Henry's personal chapel is also extremely beautiful. You aren't allowed to take pictures but let me tell you it's ceiling is amazing. It's painted blue and gold. Truly magnificent. They also have a tour of the more recent addition to the Palace made by King William III and his wife Mary II, which is also amazing. I really recommend visiting this place. Its amazing.
Hampton! I was there last Thanksgiving day, ironically enough. It's Amazing! I took a picture and talked to Anne Boleyn (an actress in costume). It was surreal.The kitchens, the entire palace is out of this world.
So the series was actually filmed inside and around the Hampshire Courts.WOW!.
+Bungle2010 though it was filmed there.
No, it was filmed in Ireland.
shammy dammy
ok. :)
fairybits Its Hampton Court and...no!... it was not filmed there. The Tudors was filmed in Ireland.
It was filmed in Ireland and only some of the actors and actresses were from England
Greatest show of all time. This single-handedly jump started my interest into the actual history and led me down my 14 year path of becoming a Tudor historian myself….all thanks to the incredible work of these actors and the shows creator Hirst. Thank you ❤
Henry didn't do much it was Elizabeth I who transformed England and brought the golden age!👑
He changed the laws and religion of England, all for the love of one woman. The laws we have today are largely due to his minister Cromwells doings.
You can't go by what you saw on Tudors, lots of inaccuracies. He did however, like to play more than work in his youth.
@@kellydoub9462 The Tudors was not meant to be a documentary but a dramatic soap opera. But much of it was accurate. I'm not so stupid as to follow any TV show as a source of information. I have read every book and seen every documentary about the Tudors and their history. There are many many foreign ambassadors who described the young King Henry as the handsomest potentate they ever set eyes on. He exuded charisma and was very accomplished in many areas. His mistresses truly loved him and regretted being cast aside. Catherine of Aragon loved him deeply till the day she died. So did Anne Boleyn - her fits of jealousy over his mistresses shows that: "It broke my heart to see you loved others" - she actually said that when Henry upbraided her for miscarrying his son - her third miscarriage. I doubt Jane Seymour loved him but nobody turned down the king. Not even Catherine Parr who was in love with Seymour and had wanted to marry him, and did after she was widowed.
Juanita Richards Good, you're a Tudor expert, but wasn't posting to you.
The Tudors is actually historically accurate in many aspects (from historical events to dialogue). They took some (small) liberties but overall, the general storyline was pretty close to what actually happened. People shouldn't judge the show without analizing it first
Hampton Court was Henry's pleasure palace..he inherited over 56 different palaces just from his father alone..but his favorites were Whitehall and Hampton.
someday i will go to London and i will visit this place
My fav actress!!!! She never ceases to amaze me with her incredible talent!!! I'm so excited she's going to be in Madonna's new film and she's going to be in Captain America! She totally deserves it!!!
Natalie is the best Anne Boleyn.....
I get so sad every 19th May. Poor Anne Boleyn. She did nothing wrong. Poor thing just didn't give Henry a Son. But what Henry didn't know is that Anne's Daughter, Elizabeth, became one of the greatest Queen England has ever had.
Think Henry would've been disappointed she had no children to carry on after her.
Ann was a home wrecker. I don’t feel sorry for her a bit ...but do for Queen Catherine and The Lady Mary.
@@jlyn9047 try reading a history book before taking a show for entertainment as fact, deary.
@@MCE851 They're right. Anne was a home wrecker, whether forced into it or not. Katherine was Henry's lawful wife.
I love these Videos about the Tudors and again i must say:Beautiful Natalie!
Natalie Dormer made Anne Boleyn the most interesting wife out of all of Henry's wives.
Anne Boleyn was very interested unlike his other wives.
I only watch this to see Natalie Dormer's cute face.
8digitPDX and her outfits
her accent too.. 😘
you are all simps lol
I love her so much, omg. I cried so much when Anne died
And yes, you're allowed to sit on the chairs, and take pics! London is so different from the museums in the U.S. where you have to stand 3 feet away from everything lol
dizzy365 Oh yes! I've seen the guards act a bit like dicks if you get to close to something
Nowadays, 6 feet.
@@Angie2343 more like 100 lol
I highly doubt they let just anyone sit in the chairs and take pictures. She was having a special tour, lol.
Well, I highly doubt those are actual historic chairs. 99% sure they are reproductions.
I am an old man and have seen much of world, but her beauty takes my breath away.
Goodness, her laugh is amazing.
I love Hampton court I think it is the most beautiful palace in london, I'm currently building it on minecraft :/
The Tudors is like a soap opera drama. But then you realize it’s loosely based off real events and real people. Is very interesting. I’ve always been naturally good at history and being a history buff who loves drama. The Tudors is perfect!! People really lived like this over 500 years ago it’s fascinating
the amount of times i went on school trips here. the kitchens just remind me of being like 11!
Ah, the Tudors, one of the best parodies of Tudor history ever made!
Vivat Anne Boleyn! The Tudors is not the same without Anne and Natalie Dormer.
I like th heraldic shield of Anne the falcon. It's excellent for she.
Natalie is amazing!
got to say this series was/is a great one i sure like it alot.
I been there 4 times with my school we can hear one of his wifes screaming down the hole while running
Chelsea Abreu I hear that Katherine Howard's ghost is in fact mentioned in the Hampton court guidebooks!
Natalie I still love you 😭😭😭😭😭
She is my perfect woman. So gracious and beautiful
Wow wow wow..I have GOT to go see that..
it's so awesome that i sat in that very same chair that natalie did!!
She is stunning 😍!
the hottest show in the world:X I watched the first season in one day
I love Natalie so much!
Exquisite!
aww natalie!
she is so wonderful!
The Tudors were amazing, I miss that show very much.
By the way, 7:07 what's this song?
I love how stunning everything is; interesting and beautiful. ^-^
The Tudors series
💞💖💞
OMG. I need to go there.
I love you, Natalie Dormer. And Anne. Boleyn
I love Natalie Dormer!!
I can't believe I have never visited this place, I am from England! I will definitely visit it next time I am in London. How do you think I would be able to sit in that chair? I want to sit in the chair.
A Beautiful Dormer
2:56 What's a Tudor feast without meat?
I have a feeling that Anne Boleyn was the only one woman, who Henry loved all his life. He just hide his love. She was gorgeous, unique lady. She steal his heart and it was great love, showed in Tudors TV-show. The fact how he looked at her, how he speak with her, how he was fall in love. It was the only one real love for him ever.
He loved Jane the most for her virtue and the fact that she gave him a male heir. This is evident by the fact that he chose to be buried next to her.
He loved and lived with Katherine for years. What he had for Anne is called lust, not love.
Her voice. Dear god... It's... It's... Dear god.
I wanna go back to Hampton Court so bad TT
Was The Tudors filmed largely on location? Or did they film elsewhere?
Some selected shots were filmed on location, yes. However, most of the production was shot almost entirely in Harmored Studios, Ireland, a massive studio where other historical projects were shot. That's because London has changed a lot in 500 years, it's a modern city now and much of what existed then is no more (Whitehall and Hatfield for example were rebuilt, burned down or are surronded by modern buildings). Ireland, on the other hand, with its gardens, fields, countryside, manors, churches, rivers and 16th century castles made for the perfect location for the production crew to film. More easily accesible and available there too
No the Queen doesn't live there she lives in Windsor Castle most of the time Buckingham Palace when in London and Balmoral Castle when in Scotland Hampton court is just a historical Royal palace.
fascinating
this question is for the british: did she have a completely different accent in "the tudors" compared to how she is speaking here???
No not really. She sounds the same.
dekubaner I'm not British, but I think she had a different intonation due to the emotions of her role. Not a different accent, but intonation.
Che meraviglia. .
I really want to see episode 4 and 5! Arrg! :( 5:57
it feels weird seeing natalie in that place without her anne outfit
oh beaurful
@raazs35 Yes, that was a terrible time, with terrible destruction - although many great German castles and palaces remained untouched. Neuschawnstein is an amazing castle right out of a fairy tale in Bavaria, and the palace of Sans Souci miraculously escaped destruction right in the centre of Berlin.
Neuschwanstein is a pretty new castle. It's only a little over a hundred years old, and was deliberately made to include fairy tale elements.
I wonder if the red dragon symbolizes Henry's Welsh ancestry.
Natalie Dormer was far too good for this show and it didn't deserve her, but we're blessed to have had her anyway.
the palace at 1:57 - i think - was subscribed as Whitehall palace in the series actually. so what is it now?
I cannot imagine Anne Boleyn as anyone but the STUNNING Natalie Dormer
No soy ingles pero amo estas historias.
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Not Henry..his daughter Elisabeth changed England into the powerful island..👍💕😊
@Koopatroopa01 Not all Americans are of English descent. There are people/families from all over the world. We're know as the "Melting Pot". So many nationalities. Example, my paternal grandmother and grandfather came to America from England as a teenagers. Hence I am American w/ English descent. My husbands parents were born and raised in the Dominican Republic and moved here in the 70s hence they are American with Dominican descent. So no, not all Americans are of English decent.
i'm confuse about the beasts in 6:52..would Henry actually built a beast just based on Anne Boleyn while claiming they were nevery rightfully married, because he was bewitched?
Jeanie Lo
I think those beasts are modern.
The 'originals' they were inspired by were probably these:
'Ten statues of heraldic animals, called the King's Beasts, stand on the bridge over the moat leading to the great gatehouse. They represent the ancestry of King Henry VIII and his third wife Jane Seymour. The animals are: the lion of England, the Royal dragon, the Tudor dragon, the black bull of Clarence, the yale of Beaufort, the white lion of Mortimer, the white greyhound of Richmond, the Seymour lion, the Seymour panther and the Seymour unicorn.'
The reason why Jane's panther in the video has spots may be that Anne's leopard was often chiselled into her successor's panther...
Does she play Anne Boleyn ❤
@aeroprincess2010 yes, that's her...Natalie Dormer that is, LOL
@theEgaff you are so lucky, I can only DREAM of going there....I live in the States and far away from any significant national landmark so all our school trips were to the zoo!!! lol
are we gonna ignore that shes the girl who plays ANNE BOLEYN on the TUDORS
We all know that dummy
People Say there is a ghost in Hampton court palace. Is it True?
Shakar Kadir There is a legend that Katherine Howard's spirit is restless and haunts the gallery.
Yes. That’s all I have to say lol.
Natalie is very gorgeous
is she British? I loved her with black hair better
Yes, she's English....born in Berkshire.
Oh ok that's pretty cool
Where's berkshire
It's a county in south central England
Oh ok Europe has interesting history specially on king henry and his 6 wives
Hampton,not Hampshire.OOps.
no joke, just here to really look at natalie dormer.
Could we visit Hampton court
Yes
I'm from the US, but I'm of English descent. So proud of it!
She is very lush
Yes you will be allowed to sit on the chair! Me and my hubby to be did- felt like royalty :o) we may be getting married there! So excited!!
@Koopatroopa01 Not true AT ALL. The greatest ethnicities here are German and Irish. We are a country of immigrants from all over Europe.
I love watching The Tudors, but it’s very loosely based in fact. I don’t understand why anyone would celebrate anything of Henry VIII. He was pure evil, and got worse and worse the longer he lived. He is not famous. He’s infamous!
2:56 I'm sure alot of woman would like to try some of Henry's meat.
Natalie just exudes sexuality. She was perfect for that part.
@saveusrecycle All Americans are English descent.
Jur Dayne
Ehhmm... no. They are from all over the world.
Lol. No, we're not. Haha.
Ai coloca uma tradução em português
My sister lives in hambton cort
It means that Henrys will always finds a girl in that way.
I can't wait for the final episode than we get to see Anne Boleyn!
if Natalie was for real in the 1500s Henry wouldve never let her go ,...the portaits of all other ladies of the day were mostly very unattractive women , A 21st Natalie wouldve been the most beautiful of those days
let's celebrate a psychopathic, lunatic, who by accident of birth, became king !!!
I'm gay, but Natalie Dormer though..
Since when is Henry Cavill in the tudors??
He's Charles Brandon here the best friend of Henry VIII.
Since the beginning.